4 templates: onboarding, transactional mail, digests and announcements. MJML source, compiled HTML with inline styles, tables and VML where Outlook's Word engine needs them. All free and downloadable without signup.
Four emails a shop actually sends, built in MJML in a 1970s ledger style: the parcel went out, here is your receipt, your seat is held, the thing you asked about is back. Warm paper, oxblood, squared corners. Built for Outlook, Gmail and Apple Mail, dark mode wired up. The dispatch email is free.
light / dark inbox · desktop and mobile
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Three newsletter emails built in MJML: a one-column digest, a magazine issue with a lead story and two-up grid, and a single-message announcement. Sample copy written in full. Built for Outlook, Gmail and Apple Mail, dark mode handled. The digest is free.
light / dark inbox · desktop and mobile
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The four service emails every shop or app sends, built in MJML: order receipt with line items, shipped with tracking, password reset, email confirmation with a code. Built for Outlook, Gmail and Apple Mail, dark mode handled. The receipt is free.
light / dark inbox · desktop and mobile
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A four-email onboarding series built in MJML: welcome, activation, trial ending, day-14 check-in. Built for Outlook, Gmail and Apple Mail, and it holds up in dark mode. The first email is free.
light / dark inbox · desktop and mobile
live preview →
Every email starts as MJML and compiles to nested tables with conditional comments for
Outlook and VML for buttons — the structure the Word rendering engine can actually draw.
Dark mode is handled with prefers-color-scheme plus [data-ogsc]
fallbacks for Outlook.com, which rewrites colours instead of reading media queries.
The previews on each card are browser renders of the compiled HTML at 600 px, in a light and a dark inbox and at phone width. They are not captures from the mail clients themselves — where a client applies its own colour inversion we say “partial” in the support table and explain what differs.
Compiled HTML with inline styles that pastes straight into a sending service, the MJML source with a shared theme partial, and a preview page. Node is only needed if you want to rebuild the MJML — the compiled HTML works without any build step.